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Traditions blunderbuss kit
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The ones I found on the web were all .54 caliber smoothbores.
That would make them very close to a 30 guage shotgun.
That would make them very close to a 30 guage shotgun.
Don't do it you won't be happy. A blunderbus is meant to be flintlock! Those Traditions look cheesy. Buy a smoothbore and be happy. blunderbsses are prety much useless except for pirate events and the "cool factor". I have one and it's pretty much useless, mine is Belgian from Dixie gun Works.
Nit Wit
Nit Wit
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Nit Wit said:
I broke a left to right crossing clay using a 13 gauge, brass barreled blunderbus loaded with #8's.
God how I wish I had a movie :idunno:
Now that is more like it!spudnut said:
I can just see Elmer Fudd on the hunt for wabbits.
Fred
